Stewards of Syracuse
Syracuse parks will be a little cleaner this summer with a group of city school district students pitching in to help clean them up. 20 students, 14 and 15 years old, have been hired as part of the Stewards of Syracuse program. (7/8)

Summer Science Horizons Students Visit ESF Greenhouses
Nearly 40 middle school students are taking part in this year's Summer Science Horizons program. It's a week of field trips, lectures and hands-on learning to keep young minds fresh for the fall. We caught up with the group exploring the greenhouses on the roof of SUNY ESF. (7/1)

New Gateway Planned for SUNY-ESF
A new $28.3 million campus gateway building will showcase green technologies, house the Roosevelt Wildlife Collection and host ESF Outreach events. ESF President Neil Murphy credits NY State Senator John DeFrancisco's efforts in securing initial funding. (7/7)

Senator Schumer Supports Alternative Energy at ESF
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer visited the SUNY-ESF campus July 1 to tour the college’s energy-research facilities and to support tax incentives that would encourage development in the area of alternative energy. (7/1)

Carbon Neutral "Bio-fuel" Project Expands to 10 Acres
SUNY-ESF and Honeywell were joined today by Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney, Onondaga County Legislature Chairman Bill Meyer, and Camillus Town Supervisor Mary Ann Coogan as SUNY-ESF finished planting 60,000 shrub willows on the Solvay basins. (7/1)

ESF, SU to Present Farmer's Markets
Are you craving fresh fruits and vegetables, or searching for a unique handmade item? Look no farther than the University Community Harvest Farmers' Market. (6/18)

Sun of Sol-R-Duck Wins Prize for Being "Most Creative Duck"
SUNY-ESF’s entry in the Community Wide Dialogue’s Duck Race to End Racism may not have been the swiftest bird in the pond, but he brought glory to ESF nonetheless. (6/10)